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Gold steadied near the highest in almost nine months as poor company earnings and layoffs heightened concerns of a recession.

The dismissal of an anti-nuclear activist from the board of South Africa’s National Nuclear Regulator by the country’s energy minister was unlawful and unconstitutional, the country’s High Court ruled.

Siemens Energy AG’s efforts to finally return to profitability have been dealt yet another blow by its struggling Spanish wind turbine business with more product quality issues coming to light.

Famed activist investor and philanthropist Chris Hohn’s fund lost money last year, breaking its streak of 13 straight profitable years as stocks tumbled.

The UK’s next auction of renewable-energy contracts will be make or break for the country’s burgeoning offshore wind industry.

Elon Musk needs a jury to believe him if the Tesla Inc. boss is to avoid being socked with potentially billions of dollars in damages at a securities fraud trial.

Iran’s oil exports are surging, offering solace to both Tehran and a global market fretting over the prospect of sanctions squeezing Russian supply. Much of it appears to be finding its way to China.

Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund considered an attempt to add Formula 1 motor racing to its growing portfolio of sports investments, people familiar with the matter said.

Hours after revealing a scandal that would roil Brazilian markets, Sergio Rial joined a Zoom call with hundreds of panicked investors. It was an attempt to explain the $4 billion accounting gap that pushed him to quit his new job at the helm of retailer Americanas SA.

Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda signaled the hottest inflation since 1981 has no impact on his determination to continue with monetary easing. The yen weakened.